Radboud University Nijmegen

Radboud University Nijmegen
Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen

Latin: Universitatis Radbodianae Noviomagensis
Motto	In Dei nomine feliciter
Motto in English	Happily in God's name
Established	1923
Type	Public
Religious affiliation	Roman Catholic
Rector	Bas Kortmann
Academic staff	1,577
Students	19,137
Location	Nijmegen, Netherlands
Campus	Urban
Colors	Red White
Affiliations	IRUN EUA FIUC/FUCE
Website	www.ru.nl/english

Radboud University Nijmegen is a public university with a strong focus on research in Nijmegen, the Netherlands. Established in 1923 and situated in the oldest city of the Netherlands, it has seven faculties and enrolls over 19,130 students. Radboud was internationally ranked by QS World University Rankings, and placed at 138th.Radboud University Nijmegen is situated in the oldest city in the Netherlands. It has seven faculties and enrols over 17,500 students.Our personal style of teaching ensures that there is plenty of opportunity to work closely with instructors and fellow students in small seminars.One of the main strengths of our research is the way we forge cooperative links across disciplinary boundaries and the continuous exchange of ideas with others working in related areas.The mutual exchange between the city and the University can be heard in the intellectual debates which, in a university city such as Nijmegen, are particularly lively.

History

The first Nijmegen University was founded in 1655 and terminated around 1680. The Radboud University Nijmegen was established in 1923 as the Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen, or Catholic University of Nijmegen, and started out with 27 professors and 189 students. The university was founded because the Roman Catholic community wanted its own university. At the time, Roman Catholics in the Netherlands were disadvantaged and occupied almost no higher posts in government. After fierce competition with the cities of Den Bosch, Tilburg, The Hague and Maastricht, Nijmegen was chosen as the city to house the university. The subsequent Second World War hit the university hard. Many prominent members were lost, among them professors Robert Regout and Titus Brandsma. They were deported to Dachau concentration camp. In 1943, rector Hermesdorf refused to cooperate with the Germans. On February 22, 1944, the university lost many buildings in a bombardment. Classes resumed in March 1945. Since then, student numbers rose steadily from 3,000 in 1960 to 15,000 in 1980.In 2004, the university changed its name to Radboud University Nijmegen, after Saint Radboud, a bishop who lived around 900.

Campus

The university's medical department is linked to the St Radboud University Medical Center, a large teaching hospital located on the Heyendaal campus along with the other university buildings. Recent building projects included new on-campus residence halls, a sports center and several science buildings. The university campus is located next to Heyendaal train station. Frequent shuttle buses connect the university to Nijmegen Central Station and the city centre.Radboud University is noted for its green campus, often listed among the most attractive in the Netherlands.

Education

Radboud University Nijmegen has seven faculties and enrolls over 19.130 students in 107 study programs (40 Bachelor's and 67 Master's programs).The University offers 28 international Master’s programs taught in English within five different fields: Man & Society, Man & Health, Man & Culture, Policy & Organization and Nature & Science. All Bachelor's programs are in Dutch. All Master’s programs have been internationally accredited by the Accreditation Organization of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO).

International Master's programs

All English-taught Master’s programmes are research-based programmes. They are taught within the Faculties of Arts, Law, Social Sciences, Medical Sciences, Sciences and Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies, besides the Interfaculty Research school and the Nijmegen School of Management.

(Master's in italic are Master's specialisations)

Anthropology and Development Studies Anthropology of mobility Development Studies	Information science
Artificial Intelligence Brain-Computer Interfacing Cognitive Artificial Intelligence	International Business Communication
Behavioural science (Research master)	Language and Communication (Research master)
Biomedical sciences	Linguistics Dutch Linguistics French Linguistics Spanish Linguistics German Linguistics English Language and Linguistics
Biology Adaptive Organisms Communities and Ecosystems Water and Environment	Mathematics
Business Administration Business Analysis & Modelling International Management Marketing Organisational Design & Development Strategic Human Resource Management Strategy	Medical Biology Cell Dynamics Clinical Biology Neurobiology
Chemistry	Molecular life sciences
Cognitive Neuroscience (Research master)	Molecular mechanisms of disease (Research master)
Comparative Public Administration (COMPASS)	Natural science Physical and chemical Biological and physical Chemical and biological
Computing science	Netherlandish Art and Architecture in an international perspective
Economics Accounting and Control Financial Economics International Economics International Economics & Business	North American studies Literatures and Cultures of North America in an International Perspective Transnational America: Politics, Culture and Society
European law	Philosophy (Research master)
European Spatial and Environmental Planning	Physics and Astronomy Astrophysics Biophysics High Energy Physics Molecules and Functional Materials
Historical, Literary and Cultural Studies Historical studies Literary studies Art and Visual Culture	Political Science International Relations Comparative and European Politics Political Theory: Recognition, Justice and Power
History Present(ed) History Roma Aeterna	Social and Cultural science (Research master)
Human Geography Conflicts, territories and identities Economic Geography Europe: Borders, Identity and Governance Globalisation, Migration and Development Urban and Cultural Geography	Theology

Faculties

Education is organised within seven faculties:

The Faculty of Philosophy, Theology & Religious Studies offers an integrated philosophy programme. An introduction to philosophy is a basic component of all studies at Nijmegen.

The Faculty of Arts offers programmes in History and Art, Languages and Cultures, Language, Communication and Information.

The Faculty of Law

offers programmes in International & European Law, Dutch Law, Notarial Law, and Law & Management.& gt

The Faculty of Social Sciencesoffers programmes in Psychology & Cognitive Science, Socio-Cultural Sciences (Sociology, Communication Science, Anthropology & Development Studies), and Pedagogical

The Nijmegen School of Managementoffers programmes in Business Administration, Economics, Public Administration, Political Science, Environmental Policy Sciences, Human Geography & Spatial Planning, and Law & Management.

The Faculty of Science

offers programmes in Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Mathematics, Computing Science, Environmental Sciences, Natural Science, Molecular Life Sciences, and Information Science.

The Faculty of Medical Sciences

offers programmes in Medicine, Biomedical Sciences, and Dentistry.

Programmes

Radboud University Nijmegen is one of the leading academic communities in the Netherlands. It has seven faculties and enrols over 18.000 students in more than 120 study programmes.

Alphabetical list of Bachelor’s programmes

The following Bachelor programmes have been registered and accredited. In all Bachelor programmes, except for International Economics and Business English-taught Bachelor programme, Dutch is the language of instruction. Radboud University offers only one Bachelor programmes in English. In order to be admitted to the other Bachelor programme you need to have received adequate preliminary education and to have a good command of the Dutch language.

Some bachelor programmes offers special learning routes. A learning route can give you entrance to the master degree programme.

Dutch title Bachelor	English title Bachelor
Algemene Cultuurwetenschappen	Cultural Studies
Bedrijfswetenschappen	Business Administration
Bestuurskunde	Public Administration
Biologie - Medische Biologie - Milieu-natuurwetenschappen	Biology - Medical Biology - Environmental Sciences
Biomedische wetenschappen	Biomedical Sciences
Communicatiewetenschap	Communication Science
Communicatie- en informatiewetenschappen - Bedrijfscommunicatie Letteren	Communication and Information Studies - Business Communication Studies
Culturele antropologie en ontwikkelingsstudies - Culturele Antropologie - Ontwikkelingsstudies	Antropology and Development studies - Anthropology - Development Studies
Duitse taal en cultuur - Duitsland Studies - Duitse taal en cultuur	German Language and Culture- German Studies - German Language and Culture
Economie en Bedrijfseconomie - Accounting & Finance - Internationale economie - Financiële economie	Economics - Accounting & Finance - International economics - Financial economics
Engelse taal en cultuur - Amerikanistiek - Engelse taal en cultuur	English Language and Culture - American Studies - English Language and Culture
Geneeskunde	Medicine
Geschiedenis	History
Griekse en Latijnse taal en cultuur	Classical Languages and Cultures
Informatica	Computing Science
Informatiekunde	Information Science
Islam en Arabisch	Islam and Arabic
Internationaal en Europees recht	International and European Law
Internationale Economie en Bedrijfseconomie	International Economics and Bussines
Kunstgeschiedenis	Art History
Kunstmatige intelligentie - Cognitive research - Cognitive engineering	Artificial Intelligence - Cognitive research - Cognitive engineering
Moleculaire levenswetenschappen	Molecular Life Sciences
Natuur- en sterrenkunde - Natuurkunde - Sterrenkunde	Physics and Astronomy - Physics - Astronomy
Natuurwetenschappen	Natural Science
Nederlands recht	Dutch Law
Nederlandse Taal en Cultuur	Dutch Language and Culture
Notarieel recht	Notarial Law
Pedagogische wetenschappen - Orthopedagogiek; gezin & gedrag - Orthopedagogiek; leren & ontwikkeling - Onderwijskunde	Pedagogical Sciences - Pedagogy; family and behaviour - P edagogy; learning and development - Educational Science
Politicologie	Political science
Psychologie - Domein Brein - Domein Persoon - Domein Gedrag	Psychology - Domain Brain - Domain Person - Domain Behavior
Religiestudies	Religious Studies
Romaanse talen en culturen - Franse taal en cultuur - Spaanse taal en cultuur	Roman Languges and Culture Studies - French language and culture - Spanish language and culture
Scheikunde	Chemistry
Sociale Geografie en Planologie - Sociale Geografie - Planologie - Milieu- maatschappijwetenschappen	Human Geography and Spatial planning - Human Geography - Spatial Planning - Social and Political Sciences of the Environment
Sociologie	Sociology
Taal en cultuurstudies	Language and Culture Studies
Taalwetenschap	Linguistics
Tandheelkunde	Dentistry
Theologie	Theology
Wiskunde - Financiële Wiskunde	Mathematics - Financial Mathematics
Wijsbegeerte	Philosophy

Overview of Master's programmes and specialisations

Whether you are looking for a Master's in humanities, life science, biomedicine, language, culture or a multidisciplinary subject, Radboud University can offer you the graduate course of your interest.

Regular and Research Master's programmes

All graduate programmes below are English-taught full-time degrees studies that have a duration of one or two years. At Radboud, we distinguish between regular and Research Master's programmes. Both lead to a high-quality Master's degree, with the difference that Research Master's are designed for students who envision a scientific career ahead of them. These programmes, which all take two years, are highly selective and could not be a better preparation for a PhD.

Accreditation of our programmes

All our Master's programmes are internationally accredited by the Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO), thus equipping you for the job market with a professional profile, increasing your chances of finding employment. After successful completion of a programme, you will be awarded with a Master's degree.

Join our academic and multicultural community

Today's students come from all over the world to attend an institution that combines high-quality education with small classes and state-of-the-art facilities. We hope that, as you plan your academic future, you will take time to look closely at the opportunities that Radboud University has to offer.
(Master programmes in italic are Master specialisations)

Anthropology and Development Studies
Anthropology of mobility
Development Studies
Artificial Intelligence
Brain-Computer Interfacing
Cognitive Artificial Intelligence
Behavioural science (Research Master's)
Biology
Adaptive Organisms
Communities and EcosystemsWater and Environment
     > Nature and Water Management
     > Transnational Water Management (joint Master's)
     > Human and Environmental Risk Assesment
Biomedical sciences
Business Administration
Business Analysis & Modelling
International Management
Marketing
Organisational Design & Development
Strategic Human Resource Management
Strategy
Chemistry
Cognitive Neuroscience (Research Master's)
Comparative Public Administration (COMPASS)
Computing science
Economics
Accounting and Control
Financial Economics
International Economics
International Economics & Business
European law
European Spatial and Environmental Planning
European spatial planning, environmental policies & regional development (joint Master's)
Historical, Literary and Cultural Studies
Historical studies
Literary studies
Art and Visual Culture
History
Present(ed) History
Roma Aeterna
Human Geography
Conflicts, territories and identities
Economic Geography
Europe: Borders, Identity and Governance
Globalisation, Migration and Development
Urban and Cultural Geography
Information science
International Business Communication
Language and Communication (Research Master's)
Linguistics
General programme
Dutch Linguistics
English Language and Linguistics
French Linguistics
Spanish Linguistics
German Linguistics
Language and Communication Coaching
Mathematics
Medical Biology
Cell Dynamics
Clinical Biology
Neurobiology
Molecular life sciences
Molecular mechanisms of disease (Research Master's)
Natural science
Physical and chemical
Biological and physical
Chemical and biological
Netherlandish Art and Architecture in an international perspective
North American studies
Literatures and Cultures of North America in an International Perspective
Transnational America: Politics, Culture and Society
Philosophy (Research master)
History of Philosophy
Metaphysics and Epistemology
Philosophical Anthropology
Philosophical Ethics
Philosophy of Language and Logic
Philosophy of Mind
Social and Political Philosophy
Physics and Astronomy
AstrophysicsBiophysics
High Energy Physics
Molecules and Functional Materials
Political Science
International Relations
Comparative and European Politics
Political Theory: Recognition, Justice and Power
Public Administration and the Coordination of Transition (joint Master's)
Social and Cultural science (Research Master's)
System Dynamics (joint Master's)
Theology

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Courses

Faculty of Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies

Anthropology of Religion credits: 5 ec
Babylonian Captivity? Russian Orthodox Church under Communism and After credits: 5 ec
Constantinople and Rome credits: 5 ec
Coptic Christianity: an introduction credits: 5 ec
Coptic I credits: 5 ec
Coptic II credits: 5 ec
Egyptian religious texts credits: 5 ec
History of Philosophy 1 credits: 9 ec
History of Philosophy 2 credits: 9 ec
Introduction to the Christian traditions of the Middle East credits: 5 ec
Philosophical Anthropology - master credits: 9 ec
Philosophy of Language credits: 9 ec
Philosophy of Mind credits: 9 ec
Practical Philosophy credits: 9 ec
Psychology of Religion credits: 5 ec
Religion and development credits: 5 ec
Seminar Exegesis credits: 10 ec
Seminar Greek credits: 5 ec
Seminar Hebrew credits: 5 ec
Seminar Practical Theology credits: 10 ec
Seminar Systematic Theology credits: 10 ec
Seminar history of church and theology credits: 10 ec
Seminar philosophy of religion credits: 10 ec
Social and Political Philosophy - master credits: 9 ec
Sociology of Religion credits: 5 ec
Syriac I credits: 5 ec
Syriac II credits: 5 ec
History of Philosophy 1 credits: 9 ec
Philosophy of Language credits: 9 ec
Philosophical Anthropology - master credits: 9 ec
Philosophy of Mind credits: 9 ec
Social and Political Philosophy - master credits: 9 ec
History of Philosophy 2 credits: 9 ec
Practical Philosophy credits: 9 ec
Syriac I credits: 5 ec
Syriac II credits: 5 ec
Egyptian religious texts credits: 5 ec
Coptic I credits: 5 ec
Coptic II credits: 5 ec
Constantinople and Rome credits: 5 ec
Introduction to the Christian traditions of the Middle East credits: 5 ec
Coptic Christianity: an introduction credits: 5 ec
Religion and development credits: 5 ec
Babylonian Captivity? Russian Orthodox Church under Communism and After credits: 5 ec
Sociology of Religion credits: 5 ec
Anthropology of Religion credits: 5 ec
Psychology of Religion credits: 5 ec
Seminar Greek credits: 5 ec
Seminar Hebrew credits: 5 ec
Seminar Practical Theology credits: 10 ec
Seminar Exegesis credits: 10 ec
Seminar Systematic Theology credits: 10 ec
Seminar history of church and theology credits: 10 ec
Seminar philosophy of religion credits: 10 ec

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Faculty of Arts

19th-Century American Literature credits: 5 ec
20th-Century American Literature credits: 5 ec
African-American Literature and Culture credits: 5 ec
American Avant-Gardes: The Beat Generation credits: 10 ec
American Borders: Contact, Conflict and Exchange credits: 5 ec
American Political System: the 2012 Presidential Elections credits: 5 ec
American Popular Culture credits: 5 ec
Analisis de textos 1 credits: 5 ec
Analysis of French Literary Texts (19th-21st centuries) credits: 5 ec
Analysis of Prose and Poetry credits: 5 ec
Ancient History credits: 5 ec
Argumentation Theory credits: 5 ec
Autoficcion y autofiguración en la narrativa hispánica contemporánea credits: 10 ec
British Culture and History credits: 5 ec
British Literature and Culture of the 19th- and 20th-Century credits: 5 ec
British Novel Now credits: 10 ec
British literature and culture of the 17th and 18th century credits: 5 ec
Business Language 1 credits: 5 ec
Business Language 1 credits: 5 ec
Canadian Literature credits: 5 ec
City Culture credits: 5 ec
Colloquium Series credits: 5 ec
Contemporary North American Fiction credits: 10 ec
Cultural Diversity in North America: Theories and Representations credits: 5 ec
Das deutsch-niederländische Verhältnis in Politik und Gesellschaft credits: 4 ec
Deutsch-niederländische Wirtschaftsbeziehungen seit 1945 credits: 4 ec
Die deutsche und niederländische kulturelle Identität und Bildformung credits: 4 ec
Digital Art and Culture credits: 5 ec
Dutch Culture and Society credits: 5 ec
Dutch Linguistics 1: Syntax, Phonology and Orthography credits: 5 ec
Dutch Linguistics 2: Morphology, Prosody, Language change and Language acquisition credits: 5 ec
Early language production and perception credits: 5 ec
English Grammars: Structure and Use credits: 5 ec
English as a World Language credits: 5 ec
English for specific business purposes 1 credits: 5 ec
English from Old to New credits: 5 ec
Europe Revisited credits: 5 ec
Europeans and “America” – US Popular Culture and/in Europe credits: 5 ec
Exploiting and Exploring the PFC corpus credits: 10 ec
Feste Wendungen. Analyse, Didaktik, Uebersetzung credits: 5 ec
French Culture (20th-21th Centuries) credits: 5 ec
French culture (18th-20th centuries) credits: 5 ec
From Serialisation to Sensation: Victorian Popular Fiction and the Culture of Print credits: 10 ec
Geschichte der deutschen Literatur credits: 5 ec
Geschichte des Deutschen: historischen Linguistik credits: 5 ec
Global English credits: 5 ec
Going Abroad, Coming Home; the Lure of Netherlandish Art, ca. 1400-2010 credits: 5 ec
Grundlagen des deutschen und niederländischen Unternehmensrechts credits: 5 ec
Historical Linguistics of English and Dutch credits: 5 ec
History of Dutch Literature 1: Middle Ages, Rhetoricians and Golden Age credits: 5 ec
History of Dutch Literature 3: Modern Flemish and Dutch credits: 5 ec
History of Dutch Literature 2: Classicism, Age of Reason, Nineteenth Century credits: 5 ec
Identity and Diversity: Mexico and the US credits: 5 ec
Interkulturelle Kommunikation und interkulturelles Management credits: 4 ec
Interne Kommunikation: Management, Medien und Kultur credits: 5 ec
Introduction to Middle English Literature credits: 5 ec
Kommunikation in Kultur und Wirtschaft credits: 5 ec
Kreatives Schreiben auf Deutsch credits: 5 ec
Kulturgeschichte der Niederlande und Deutschlands im Vergleich credits: 4 ec
Language testing credits: 5 ec
Languages and society: variation and diversity credits: 5 ec
Life-Writing Lives! Auto/Biography Today credits: 10 ec
Literarische Highlights: Hoogtepunten uit de Duitse literatuur credits: 5 ec
Literatur und Identität: der Bildungsroman in der deutschen Gegenwartsliteratur credits: 10 ec
Lyrik, Poesie, Poetry credits: 5 ec
Méthodes littéraires et linguistiques credits: 5 ec
Mündliches Präsentieren credits: 4 ec
Mediated Identities credits: 5 ec
Medieval Magic and Divination from Manuscript to Edition credits: 10 ec
Methods in language research credits: 5 ec
Modern French Linguistics credits: 5 ec
Nederlands als tweede taal credits: 5 ec
New media and social media in functional context credits: 5 ec
North American Indians: Literature, History, Politics credits: 5 ec
Oriëntatie op de Euregio credits: 5 ec
Pop in literatuur credits: 5 ec
Present(ed) History, Historiography and Theory credits: 10 ec
Psycholinguistics credits: 5 ec
Reading Literature: An Introduction credits: 5 ec
Research Seminar Presented History: Modern States and their utopian projects credits: 10 ec
Research Seminar Presented history: Life courses: From present to past credits: 10 ec
Research Seminar Roma Aeterna: Reflections of Rome I credits: 10 ec
Research Seminar Roma Aeterna: Reflections of Rome II: Medieval Rome and Constantinople credits: 10 ec
Roma Aeterna, Historiography and Theory credits: 10 ec
Second Language Acquisition credits: 5 ec
Shakespeare credits: 5 ec
Spaanse toegepaste taalkunde: Adquisición y Enseñanza del Espanol como Lengua Extranjera (AELE) credits: 5 ec
Spanish Cinema credits: 5 ec
Spanish Culture credits: 5 ec
Spanish and Sp-Am Literature: Grandes Textos credits: 5 ec
Spanish and Spanish-American Culture credits: 5 ec
Spanish linguistics credits: 5 ec
Sprachlernen in Theorie und Praxis credits: 5 ec
Sprachwissenschaft 1: Phonetik, Phonologie, Morphologie credits: 5 ec
Sprachwissenschaft 2: Syntax und Textanalyse credits: 5 ec
Sprachwissenschaft 3: Semantik und Pragmatik credits: 5 ec
Syntax 2 credits: 5 ec
Temas de la lingüística hispánica credits: 10 ec
Text composition as an intercultural challenge credits: 5 ec
The Nineteenth-Century Novel on Film credits: 5 ec
Topics in Second Language Acquisition/Second Language Learning credits: 5 ec
Translation credits: 5 ec
Translation B3 credits: 5 ec
Translation studies credits: 5 ec
US Foreign Policy credits: 5 ec
Van klank tot woord credits: 5 ec
Visual Culture credits: 5 ec
Vulgar Culture credits: 5 ec
Wendepunkte der deutschen Geschichte credits: 5 ec
Wie liest man Literatur? credits: 5 ec
Wissenschaftliches Schreiben credits: 2 ec
Digital Art and Culture credits: 5 ec
City Culture credits: 5 ec
Vulgar Culture credits: 5 ec
Visual Culture credits: 5 ec
Mediated Identities credits: 5 ec
American Popular Culture credits: 5 ec
Canadian Literature credits: 5 ec
19th-Century American Literature credits: 5 ec
20th-Century American Literature credits: 5 ec
American Political System: the 2012 Presidential Elections credits: 5 ec
US Foreign Policy credits: 5 ec
Cultural Diversity in North America: Theories and Representations credits: 5 ec
Europeans and “America” – US Popular Culture and/in Europe credits: 5 ec
Contemporary North American Fiction credits: 10 ec
North American Indians: Literature, History, Politics credits: 5 ec
American Avant-Gardes: The Beat Generation credits: 10 ec
African-American Literature and Culture credits: 5 ec
American Borders: Contact, Conflict and Exchange credits: 5 ec
New media and social media in functional context credits: 5 ec
English for specific business purposes 1 credits: 5 ec
Business Language 1 credits: 5 ec
Business Language 1 credits: 5 ec
Kommunikation in Kultur und Wirtschaft credits: 5 ec
Lyrik, Poesie, Poetry credits: 5 ec
Wie liest man Literatur? credits: 5 ec
Sprachwissenschaft 1: Phonetik, Phonologie, Morphologie credits: 5 ec
Sprachwissenschaft 2: Syntax und Textanalyse credits: 5 ec
Sprachlernen in Theorie und Praxis credits: 5 ec
Geschichte der deutschen Literatur credits: 5 ec
Wendepunkte der deutschen Geschichte credits: 5 ec
Text composition as an intercultural challenge credits: 5 ec
Kreatives Schreiben auf Deutsch credits: 5 ec
Literarische Highlights: Hoogtepunten uit de Duitse literatuur credits: 5 ec
Oriëntatie op de Euregio credits: 5 ec
Geschichte des Deutschen: historischen Linguistik credits: 5 ec
Sprachwissenschaft 3: Semantik und Pragmatik credits: 5 ec
Feste Wendungen. Analyse, Didaktik, Uebersetzung credits: 5 ec
Mündliches Präsentieren credits: 4 ec
Wissenschaftliches Schreiben credits: 2 ec
Interkulturelle Kommunikation und interkulturelles Management credits: 4 ec
Die deutsche und niederländische kulturelle Identität und Bildformung credits: 4 ec
Kulturgeschichte der Niederlande und Deutschlands im Vergleich credits: 4 ec
Interne Kommunikation: Management, Medien und Kultur credits: 5 ec
Das deutsch-niederländische Verhältnis in Politik und Gesellschaft credits: 4 ec
Deutsch-niederländische Wirtschaftsbeziehungen seit 1945 credits: 4 ec
Grundlagen des deutschen und niederländischen Unternehmensrechts credits: 5 ec
Literatur und Identität: der Bildungsroman in der deutschen Gegenwartsliteratur credits: 10 ec
British Culture and History credits: 5 ec
British Literature and Culture of the 19th- and 20th-Century credits: 5 ec
Reading Literature: An Introduction credits: 5 ec
English from Old to New credits: 5 ec
British literature and culture of the 17th and 18th century credits: 5 ec
The Nineteenth-Century Novel on Film credits: 5 ec
Syntax 2 credits: 5 ec
English as a World Language credits: 5 ec
Second Language Acquisition credits: 5 ec
Van klank tot woord credits: 5 ec
Introduction to Middle English Literature credits: 5 ec
Shakespeare credits: 5 ec
British Novel Now credits: 10 ec
From Serialisation to Sensation: Victorian Popular Fiction and the Culture of Print credits: 10 ec
Life-Writing Lives! Auto/Biography Today credits: 10 ec
English Grammars: Structure and Use credits: 5 ec
Global English credits: 5 ec
Topics in Second Language Acquisition/Second Language Learning credits: 5 ec
Medieval Magic and Divination from Manuscript to Edition credits: 10 ec
Historical Linguistics of English and Dutch credits: 5 ec
Europe Revisited credits: 5 ec
Ancient History credits: 5 ec
Dutch Culture and Society credits: 5 ec
Research Seminar Presented History: Modern States and their utopian projects credits: 10 ec
Research Seminar Presented history: Life courses: From present to past credits: 10 ec
Research Seminar Roma Aeterna: Reflections of Rome I credits: 10 ec
Research Seminar Roma Aeterna: Reflections of Rome II: Medieval Rome and Constantinople credits: 10 ec
Present(ed) History, Historiography and Theory credits: 10 ec
Roma Aeterna, Historiography and Theory credits: 10 ec
Going Abroad, Coming Home; the Lure of Netherlandish Art, ca. 1400-2010 credits: 5 ec
History of Dutch Literature 1: Middle Ages, Rhetoricians and Golden Age credits: 5 ec
History of Dutch Literature 2: Classicism, Age of Reason, Nineteenth Century credits: 5 ec
Analysis of Prose and Poetry credits: 5 ec
Dutch Linguistics 1: Syntax, Phonology and Orthography credits: 5 ec
Dutch Linguistics 2: Morphology, Prosody, Language change and Language acquisition credits: 5 ec
Argumentation Theory credits: 5 ec
History of Dutch Literature 3: Modern Flemish and Dutch credits: 5 ec
Psycholinguistics credits: 5 ec
Nederlands als tweede taal credits: 5 ec
Early language production and perception credits: 5 ec
Translation studies credits: 5 ec
French culture (18th-20th centuries) credits: 5 ec
French Culture (20th-21th Centuries) credits: 5 ec
Analysis of French Literary Texts (19th-21st centuries) credits: 5 ec
Modern French Linguistics credits: 5 ec
Translation B3 credits: 5 ec
Méthodes littéraires et linguistiques credits: 5 ec
Exploiting and Exploring the PFC corpus credits: 10 ec
Spanish Culture credits: 5 ec
Analisis de textos 1 credits: 5 ec
Spanish and Spanish-American Culture credits: 5 ec
Spanish linguistics credits: 5 ec
Spanish Cinema credits: 5 ec
Translation credits: 5 ec
Autoficcion y autofiguración en la narrativa hispánica contemporánea credits: 10 ec
Temas de la lingüística hispánica credits: 10 ec
Pop in literatuur credits: 5 ec
Spaanse toegepaste taalkunde: Adquisición y Enseñanza del Espanol como Lengua Extranjera (AELE) credits: 5 ec
Identity and Diversity: Mexico and the US credits: 5 ec
Spanish and Sp-Am Literature: Grandes Textos credits: 5 ec
Language testing credits: 5 ec
Methods in language research credits: 5 ec
Colloquium Series credits: 5 ec
Languages and society: variation and diversity credits: 5 ec

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Faculty of Law
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Anthropology of Law credits: 7 ec
Constitutional and Institutional Perspectives of the European Union B2 credits: 6 ec
Criminology credits: 7 ec
EU External Relations law credits: 7 ec
European Competition Law credits: 7 ec
European Immigration Law credits: 7 ec
European Law Moot Court Competition credits: 7 ec
European Legal History credits: 7 ec
International and Comparative Copyright law credits: 7 ec
International Institutional law B3 credits: 6 ec
Protection of Human Rights in International Law credits: 7 ec
Public International Law: a closer look at its various branches credits: 6 ec
Public International Law (Advanced) credits: 7 ec
Sociology of Law credits: 7 ec
Comparative Constitutional Law credits: 7 ec
European and Comparative Refugee Law credits: 7 ec
European Employment Law credits: 7 ec
European Law Moot Court Competition credits: 7 ec
European Private Law credits: 7 ec
Harmonisation in the European Union B3 credits: 9 ec
Insurance law credits: 7 ec
International and European Tax Law credits: 7 ec
International Individual Criminal Responsibility credits: 7 ec
Introduction to Dutch criminal law and Dutch criminal policy credits: 3 ec
Judicial Protection in the European Union credits: 7 ec
Philosophy of law credits: 7 ec
Private International law credits: 7 ec
Substantive law of the European Union credits: 11 ec

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Faculty of Social Sciences

Academische Vaardigheden voor Psychologen credits: 6 ec
Action and Sport credits: 4 ec
Adolescence as a developmental transition credits: 4 ec
Algemene Inleiding in de Psychologie deel A credits: 5 ec
Algemene Inleiding in de Psychologie deel B credits: 5 ec
Anxiety and anxiety disorders credits: 4 ec
Applied research methods: Person credits: 4 ec
Arbeidspsychologie credits: 4 ec
Attitudeverandering en sociale beïnvloeding credits: 6 ec
Bachelor thesis: Brain credits: 6 ec
Bachelorthesis: Gedrag credits: 6 ec
Bachelorthesis: Persoon credits: 6 ec
Behavior problems credits: 4 ec
Cognitive Neuropsychology credits: 6 ec
Communication skills in mental health care credits: 4 ec
Conscious and unconscious processes credits: 6 ec
Consciousness and Perception credits: 4 ec
Cultuur en Gedrag credits: 6 ec
Data-analyse credits: 4 ec
Developmental challenges and risks in later adulthood credits: 4 ec
Diagnostics of complicated psychological problems credits: 4 ec
Early development: Chances and risks credits: 4 ec
Emotie credits: 6 ec
Ethiek voor psychologen credits: 4 ec
Evolutionary foundations of human behaviour credits: 4 ec
Filosofie voor psychologen credits: 4 ec
Gender (Psychologie van de Gender) credits: 6 ec
Held versus hufter: de ontwikkeling van pro- en antisociaal gedrag credits: 6 ec
Inleiding Brein credits: 6 ec
Inleiding Gedrag credits: 6 ec
Inleiding Persoon credits: 6 ec
Intergroup relations from a multicultural perspective credits: 4 ec
Interpersonal relationships credits: 4 ec
Introductie in de Psychodiagnostiek credits: 3 ec
Language in progress credits: 4 ec
Learning, Remembering, and Forgetting credits: 4 ec
Leren credits: 6 ec
Mentale belasting en stress credits: 6 ec
Methoden van Onderzoek credits: 4 ec
Motivatie en Prestatie credits: 6 ec
Neurophysiology of Cognition and Behaviour credits: 4 ec
Onderzoekspracticum 1 credits: 7 ec
Onderzoekspracticum 2 credits: 6 ec
Organizational psychology credits: 4 ec
Pijn: Pijnbeleving en Pijnbehandeling credits: 6 ec
Prevention credits: 4 ec
Primary relationships: from adolescence through late adulthood credits: 6 ec
Psychodiagnostics in health care settings credits: 4 ec
Psychologie en Praktijk credits: 3 ec
Psychologie in Actie A (PiA) credits: 3 ec
Psychologie in Actie B (PiA) credits: 3 ec
Psychologie van de seksualiteit credits: 6 ec
Psychometrie en Besliskunde credits: 6 ec
Psychopathology and development credits: 6 ec
Psychopharmacology and Psychopathology credits: 4 ec
Psychotherapy credits: 4 ec
Religie verklaard? credits: 6 ec
Research project 3 Behaviour credits: 6 ec
Research project 3 Brain credits: 6 ec
Research project 3 Person credits: 6 ec
Signal analysis and MATLAB credits: 4 ec
Sociale beïnvloeding credits: 4 ec
Sport psychology credits: 4 ec
Statistiek 1 credits: 6 ec
Statistiek 2 credits: 6 ec
Taal en communicatie credits: 6 ec
Theoretische Psychologie credits: 3 ec
Toegepaste Onderzoeksmethoden Brein credits: 4 ec
Toegepaste onderzoeksmethoden Gedrag credits: 4 ec
Verbreding Brein: Klinische Neuropsychologie credits: 4 ec
Verbreding Gedrag: Gedrag in arbeidsorganisaties credits: 4 ec
Verbreding Persoon: Gezondheidspsychologie credits: 4 ec
Verdieping Gedrag: Cognitie, attitude en motivatie credits: 6 ec
Waarneming, actie en ontwikkeling credits: 6 ec
Algemene Inleiding in de Psychologie deel A credits: 5 ec
Algemene Inleiding in de Psychologie deel B credits: 5 ec
Academische Vaardigheden voor Psychologen credits: 6 ec
Inleiding Brein credits: 6 ec
Verbreding Brein: Klinische Neuropsychologie credits: 4 ec
Cognitive Neuropsychology credits: 6 ec
Toegepaste Onderzoeksmethoden Brein credits: 4 ec
Neurophysiology of Cognition and Behaviour credits: 4 ec
Language in progress credits: 4 ec
Psychopharmacology and Psychopathology credits: 4 ec
Action and Sport credits: 4 ec
Signal analysis and MATLAB credits: 4 ec
Learning, Remembering, and Forgetting credits: 4 ec
Consciousness and Perception credits: 4 ec
Bachelor thesis: Brain credits: 6 ec
Bachelorthesis: Persoon credits: 6 ec
Bachelorthesis: Gedrag credits: 6 ec
Data-analyse credits: 4 ec
Ethiek voor psychologen credits: 4 ec
Filosofie voor psychologen credits: 4 ec
Inleiding Gedrag credits: 6 ec
Verbreding Gedrag: Gedrag in arbeidsorganisaties credits: 4 ec
Verdieping Gedrag: Cognitie, attitude en motivatie credits: 6 ec
Toegepaste onderzoeksmethoden Gedrag credits: 4 ec
Organizational psychology credits: 4 ec
Sociale beïnvloeding credits: 4 ec
Arbeidspsychologie credits: 4 ec
Intergroup relations from a multicultural perspective credits: 4 ec
Interpersonal relationships credits: 4 ec
Evolutionary foundations of human behaviour credits: 4 ec
Sport psychology credits: 4 ec
Emotie credits: 6 ec
Attitudeverandering en sociale beïnvloeding credits: 6 ec
Conscious and unconscious processes credits: 6 ec
Waarneming, actie en ontwikkeling credits: 6 ec
Mentale belasting en stress credits: 6 ec
Taal en communicatie credits: 6 ec
Gender (Psychologie van de Gender) credits: 6 ec
Motivatie en Prestatie credits: 6 ec
Leren credits: 6 ec
Primary relationships: from adolescence through late adulthood credits: 6 ec
Pijn: Pijnbeleving en Pijnbehandeling credits: 6 ec
Held versus hufter: de ontwikkeling van pro- en antisociaal gedrag credits: 6 ec
Religie verklaard? credits: 6 ec
Cultuur en Gedrag credits: 6 ec
Psychologie van de seksualiteit credits: 6 ec
Methoden van Onderzoek credits: 4 ec
Onderzoekspracticum 1 credits: 7 ec
Onderzoekspracticum 2 credits: 6 ec
Research project 3 Person credits: 6 ec
Research project 3 Behaviour credits: 6 ec
Research project 3 Brain credits: 6 ec
Psychometrie en Besliskunde credits: 6 ec
Introductie in de Psychodiagnostiek credits: 3 ec
Inleiding Persoon credits: 6 ec
Verbreding Persoon: Gezondheidspsychologie credits: 4 ec
Psychopathology and development credits: 6 ec
Applied research methods: Person credits: 4 ec
Psychodiagnostics in health care settings credits: 4 ec
Psychotherapy credits: 4 ec
Prevention credits: 4 ec
Communication skills in mental health care credits: 4 ec
Anxiety and anxiety disorders credits: 4 ec
Diagnostics of complicated psychological problems credits: 4 ec
Behavior problems credits: 4 ec
Early development: Chances and risks credits: 4 ec
Adolescence as a developmental transition credits: 4 ec
Developmental challenges and risks in later adulthood credits: 4 ec
Psychologie in Actie A (PiA) credits: 3 ec
Psychologie in Actie B (PiA) credits: 3 ec
Psychologie en Praktijk credits: 3 ec
Statistiek 1 credits: 6 ec
Statistiek 2 credits: 6 ec
Theoretische Psychologie credits: 3 ec
Clinical internship credits: 20 ec
General Introduction Behavioural Change credits: 9 ec
Human Resource Management credits: 6 ec
Internship and Thesis AOG credits: 30 ec
Internship and Thesis Behavioural Change credits: 24 ec
Master thesis Health-care Psychology credits: 10 ec
Organizational change and consultancy credits: 6 ec
Organizational development and behavioural change credits: 6 ec
Personal Effectiveness in a Professional Setting credits: 3 ec
Personnel Psychology credits: 6 ec
Psychodiagnostics credits: 8 ec
Psychological interventions credits: 8 ec
Psychopathologie credits: 8 ec
Research track credits: 12 ec
SWITCH credits: 12 ec
Skill Training Symptom-oriented Interventions credits: 3 ec
Sport and Health credits: 6 ec
Training Interpersonal Interventions credits: 3 ec
Training Interventions in Children credits: 3 ec
Training Neuropsychological Rehabilitation credits: 3 ec
Vaardigheidstraining: Interventies bij oudere volwassenen credits: 3 ec
Work, Organization and Health: an introduction credits: 6 ec
Work, Stress and Cognition credits: 6 ec
Work, Organization and Health: an introduction credits: 6 ec
Personnel Psychology credits: 6 ec
Work, Stress and Cognition credits: 6 ec
Organizational development and behavioural change credits: 6 ec
Human Resource Management credits: 6 ec
Sport and Health credits: 6 ec
Organizational change and consultancy credits: 6 ec
Internship and Thesis AOG credits: 30 ec
Psychodiagnostics credits: 8 ec
Psychological interventions credits: 8 ec
Psychopathologie credits: 8 ec
Training Interpersonal Interventions credits: 3 ec
Training Interventions in Children credits: 3 ec
Skill Training Symptom-oriented Interventions credits: 3 ec
Training Neuropsychological Rehabilitation credits: 3 ec
Vaardigheidstraining: Interventies bij oudere volwassenen credits: 3 ec
Clinical internship credits: 20 ec
Master thesis Health-care Psychology credits: 10 ec
General Introduction Behavioural Change credits: 9 ec
SWITCH credits: 12 ec
Research track credits: 12 ec
Personal Effectiveness in a Professional Setting credits: 3 ec
Internship and Thesis Behavioural Change credits: 24 ec

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Nijmegen School of Management

Faculty Course

Dutch History, Politics and Culture credits: 6 ec

Business Administration

Intervention Methodology credits: 6 ec
Organization Theory credits: 6 ec
Organization and Environment credits: 6 ec
Introduction to Business Administration credits: 6 ec
Methods of Research and Intervention credits: 6 ec
Statistics credits: 6 ec
Project: Designing Research credits: 6 ec

Economics

Introductory International Economics credits: 6 ec
Accounting and Governance credits: 6 ec
International Trade and Policy credits: 6 ec
Accounting and Control credits: 6 ec
Cases in Corporate Finance credits: 6 ec
International Financial Markets credits: 6 ec
Methods of Empirical Analysis credits: 6 ec
Pluralisms in Economics credits: 6 ec
Behavioural and Experimental Economics credits: 6 ec
Intermediate International Economics credits: 6 ec
Culture and Economic Behaviour credits: 6 ec
Industrial Economics and Organization credits: 6 ec
Corporate Finance credits: 6 ec
Mathematics in Economics and Business credits: 6 ec
Economic Methodology credits: 6 ec
Methods of Economic Research credits: 6 ec
Organizational Economics credits: 6 ec

Political Science

America: A Political Profile credits: 6 ec
Political Parties, Origins, Transformations and Future Prospects credits: 6 ec
Theoretical Approaches to Comparative Politics: Actors & Institutions credits: 6 ec
Contemporary Debates in Political Theory credits: 6 ec
Sociology, Philosophy and Ethics of Research credits: 6 ec
Advanced Research Methods credits: 6 ec
The Politics of Reform: Welfare, Immigration, and Inequality credits: 6 ec
Challenges to 21st Century Representative Democracy credits: 6 ec
Current Debates in International Relations Theory credits: 6 ec
Cooperation and Conflict in the 21st Century credits: 6 ec
Power in Political Theory credits: 6 ec
Recognition, Redistribution and Citizenship credits: 6 ec
Globalization and its Discontents credits: 6 ec

Spatial Planning

Institutional Perspectives on Societal Change and Spatial Dynamics credits: 6 ec
Comparative Planning credits: 6 ec
European Spatial Planning and the EU Territorial Cooperation Agenda credits: 6 ec
The EU and domestic Impact: Economy, Space and Environment credits: 6 ec
Social and Political Science of the Environment
International Environmental Politics credits: 6 ec
Environment and Business credits: 6 ec

Public Administration

Good Governance credits: 6 ec
Public Administration and Society credits: 6 ec
Comparative Public Administration credits: 6 ec
Multi-Level Governance credits: 6 ec
European Governance credits: 6 ec
Public Management, Risks and Accountability credits: 6 ec
Europeanization of Government and Policy credits: 6 ec
Research Traditions in Public Administration credits: 6 ec

Human Geography

Borders and Identities in Europe credits: 6 ec
Economic Geographies: Foundations, Critiques and Alternatives credits: 6 ec
Globalizing Cities & Hinterlands credits: 6 ec
Urban and Cultural Geography credits: 6 ec
Spatial Action credits: 6 ec
Political and Geographical Conflict Resolution Theory and Practice credits: 6 ec
Conflicting Theories: Applying Theoretical Approaches of Conflicts, Territories & Identities credits: 6 ec
Multiculturalism, Diversity and Space credits: 6 ec
Geopolitics of Borders credits: 6 ec
International Migration, Globalization & Development credits: 6 ec
Our Common Ground: Human Geographic Research Colloquium credits: 6 ec
Approaches to Space and Environment credits: 6 ec
Globalizing Worlds credits: 6 ec

CICAM

Introduction to Conflict Analysis & Management credits: 6 ec
Conflicting Theories: Applying Theoretical Approaches of Conflicts, Territories & Identities credits: 6 ec
Political and Geographical Conflict Resolution Theory and Practice credits: 6 ec
Approaches to Peacebuilding credits: 6 ec

Faculty Course

Business English credits: 6 ec
Dutch History, Politics and Culture credits: 6 ec

Business Administration

International Management credits: 6 ec
Marketing credits: 6 ec
Organization Theory 2 credits: 6 ec
Leadership in Organizations credits: 6 ec
Business Analysis for Responsible Organizations credits: 6 ec
Cross Cultural Management credits: 6 ec
International Business Ethics credits: 6 ec
Project: Learning Organization credits: 6 ec
Introduction to Business Communication credits: 6 ec
Accounting credits: 6 ec
Financial Accounting and Reporting credits: 6 ec

Economics

Behavioural Finance credits: 6 ec
International Investments credits: 6 ec
Advanced International Economics credits: 6 ec
Current Issues in Globalization credits: 6 ec
Advanced Financial Economics credits: 6 ec
Advanced Accounting, Governance and Control credits: 12 ec
Topics in International Economics credits: 6 ec
Project: Financial Instruments credits: 6 ec
Intermediate Micro and Macroeconomics credits: 6 ec
Financial Risk Management credits: 6 ec
Economic Globalization and Ethics credits: 6 ec
Topics in Financial Economics credits: 6 ec
Introductory Micro and Macroeconomics credits: 6 ec
Accounting credits: 6 ec
International Business Ethics credits: 6 ec

Political Science

Europe: A Political Profile credits: 6 ec
Gender Theories and Equality Policies credits: 6 ec
Power and Persuasion in Politics credits: 6 ec
Global Political Economy credits: 6 ec
Political Communication credits: 6 ec
Changes in World Politics: The Rise of the BRIC Countries credits: 6 ec

Human Geography

Economy, Space and Culture in Nijmegen credits: 6 ec
Cross Border Governance credits: 6 ec
Theorizing Spatial Practices credits: 6 ec

Spatial Planning

Water Management and Spatial Planning credits: 6 ec
Urban Networks, Accessibility and Mobility credits: 6 ec
Social and Political Science of the Environment
Environment and Society credits: 6 ec

CICAM

Negotiation and Peacemaking credits: 6 ec
Conflict, Aid and Development credits: 6 ec
Conflict, Aid and Development credits: 6 ec

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Biology
Chemistry (Scheikunde)
Computing Science (Informatica)
Environmental Sciences (Milieu-natuurwetenschappen)
Human and Environmental Risk Assessment (HERA)
Information Science (Informatiekunde)
Management & Technology
Mathematics (Wiskunde)
Medical Biology (Medische Biologie)
Molecular Life Sciences (Moleculaire Levenswetenschappen)
Natural Sciences (Natuurwetenschappen)
Physics and Astronomy (Natuur- en Sterrenkunde)
Science Communication (Wetenschapscommunicatie)
Transnational Ecosystem Based Water Management

Faculty of Medical Sciences

AIDS
Accidents and disasters involving hazardous substances
Advanced modelling in observational research
Cause and effect in tissue damage
Cellular communication in health and disease
Chemical mutagenesis and carcinogenesis
Clinical Chemistry
Clinical Human Movement Sciences
Clinical exercise physiology
Clinical rehabilitation sciences
Clinical toxicology
Communication Profile
Consultancy Profile
Drug Research
Economic Analysis in Health Care
Effective Communication of Scientific Research (ECWO)
Epidemiology
Ergonomics
Ergonomics and consultancy
Genetic epidemiology
Health Technology Assessment
Health outcome measurement
Human and Environmental Risk Assessment
Human pathobiology
Immunological defence against micro-organisms
International Health
International public health
Intervention and coordination in health care
Laboratory animal science / Radiation safety
Multivariable statistical methods
Neglected Diseases
Neural control of movement and posture
Neurosciences
Occupational Hygiene
Occupational and Environmental Health
Occupational toxicology
Oncologie
Pediatric infectious diseases
Policy Research
Policy analysis and management
Repair and regeneration of tissues and organs
Reproduction
Research and development of drugs
Research profile
Risk assessment
Science Popularisation
Severe infectious diseases
Tissue: Biomechanics and engineering
Toxicology
Translational research and Systematic Reviews of animal studies
Occupational Hygiene
Clinical Human Movement Sciences
Communication Profile
Translational research and Systematic Reviews of animal studies
Epidemiology
Ergonomics
Drug Research
Human and Environmental Risk Assessment
Human pathobiology
Health Technology Assessment
International Health
Clinical Chemistry
Consultancy Profile
Laboratory animal science / Radiation safety
Ergonomics and consultancy
Science Popularisation
Research and development of drugs
Multivariable statistical methods
Genetic epidemiology
Effective Communication of Scientific Research (ECWO)
Tissue: Biomechanics and engineering
Clinical exercise physiology
Neural control of movement and posture
Clinical rehabilitation sciences
Economic Analysis in Health Care
Advanced modelling in observational research
Health outcome measurement
Policy Research
Intervention and coordination in health care
Immunological defence against micro-organisms
Severe infectious diseases
Pediatric infectious diseases
Neglected Diseases
International public health
AIDS
Risk assessment
Accidents and disasters involving hazardous substances
Policy analysis and management
Cause and effect in tissue damage
Repair and regeneration of tissues and organs
Cellular communication in health and disease
Chemical mutagenesis and carcinogenesis
Occupational toxicology
Clinical toxicology
Neurosciences
Occupational and Environmental Health
Oncologie
Reproduction
Research profile
Toxicology
Cell Growth and Differentiation - Core Fundamental credits: 3.5 ec
Cell Growth and Differentiation - Translational Research credits: 2 ec
Excellence in Communication credits: 1.5 ec
Genomics and Statistics credits: 4 ec
Infection, Immunity & Tissue Repair - Core Fundamental credits: 3.5 ec
Infection, Immunity and Regenerative Medicine - Translational Research credits: 2 ec
Introduction to Molecular Mechanisms of Disease credits: 2.5 ec
Knowledge Transfer credits: 3 ec
Masterclass Theme a: Small RNAs in health and disease credits: 1.5 ec
Masterclass Theme b: Cellular and Physiological roles of Mitochondrial Dynamics in Health and Disease credits: 1.5 ec
Masterclass Theme c: Genetic and Epigenetic Pathways in Neurodevelopmental Disorders credits: 1.5 ec
Metabolism, Transport and Motion - Translational Research credits: 2 ec
Metabolism, Transport and Motion: Core Fundamental credits: 3.5 ec
Science and Society credits: 1.5 ec
Excellence in Communication credits: 1.5 ec
Introduction to Molecular Mechanisms of Disease credits: 2.5 ec
Knowledge Transfer credits: 3 ec
Science and Society credits: 1.5 ec
Genomics and Statistics credits: 4 ec
Infection, Immunity & Tissue Repair - Core Fundamental credits: 3.5 ec
Masterclass Theme a: Small RNAs in health and disease credits: 1.5 ec
Infection, Immunity and Regenerative Medicine - Translational Research credits: 2 ec
Metabolism, Transport and Motion: Core Fundamental credits: 3.5 ec
Masterclass Theme b: Cellular and Physiological roles of Mitochondrial Dynamics in Health and Disease credits: 1.5 ec
Metabolism, Transport and Motion - Translational Research credits: 2 ec
Cell Growth and Differentiation - Core Fundamental credits: 3.5 ec
Masterclass Theme c: Genetic and Epigenetic Pathways in Neurodevelopmental Disorders credits: 1.5 ec
Cell Growth and Differentiation - Translational Research credits: 2 ec

Research

Radboud University Nijmegen is home to several research institutions, including NanoLab Nijmegen, Donders Centre for Cognition and the Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging. Faculty members Anne Cutler (1999), Henk Barendregt (2002), Peter Hagoort (2005), and Theo Rasing (2008) won the Spinozapremie. Visiting professor Sir Andre Geim and former student Sir Konstantin Novoselov were awarded the 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics. The QS World University Rankings ranked the university 138th in the world in 2011.

Research in Nijmegen

Research covers a wide range of disciplines. We are not only strong in the field of life sciences, but also in law, language, and literature. Our high-quality research institutes, which rank at the forefront of a number of fields, offer unique opportunities to undergraduates, postgraduates and PhD students alike.

Research institutes

Radboud University has grouped its research within research institutes with the aim of creating an optimal research environment which has good focus and a critical mass. One of our distinguishing hallmarks is our emphasis on interdisciplinarity. The current size of the University and its academic breadth provide the conditions for interdisciplinary co-operation.

For example, at the Nijmegen Centre of Molecular Life Sciences, biomedical experts, medical scientists, biologists, physicists, and bio-informaticians work together. Research in the cognitive and neurosciences is conducted at the Centre for Language Studies, the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour and at the world-famous Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics.

International

In almost all subject areas, innovative research that extends the frontiers of science is conducted in an international environment. Radboud University's research results are consistent with and make an essential contribution to the global body of knowledge. Academic research expands the boundaries of knowledge and learning. These are key in analysing and finding solutions to societal issues which in turn often provide a source of inspiration for academic research.

Research Institutes

Where scientists come together from different backgrounds, new insights emerge. One of the main strengths of research at our university is the way we forge cooperative links across national and disciplinary boundaries. We value the breadth of the research carried out here.
Our top people are not buried away in their research groups – they derive their strength from a continuous exchange of ideas and results with others working in related areas. We have several major research institutes, each offering outstanding potential to students and researchers alike.

Research Institutes:

Research Institute for Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies
Institute for Historical, Literary and Cultural Studies
- includes Centre for Parliamentary History
Research Centres of the Faculty of Law
Institute for Management Research
Nijmegen Institute for Social Cultural Research
- includes Institute for Gender Studies
Centre for Language Studies
Behavioural Science Institute
Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour
- includes Centre for Cognition
- includes Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging
- includes Centre for Neuroscience
Institute for Genetic and Metabolic Disease
Research Institute for Oncology
Nijmegen Institute for Infection, Inflammation and Immunity
Nijmegen Centre for Evidence-Based Practice
Nijmegen Centre for Molecular Life Sciences
Institute for Water and Wetland Research
Institute for Molecules and Materials
Institute for Mathematics, Astrophysics and Particle Physics
Institute for Computing and Information Sciences

Research assessments

The Radboud University has several major research institutes which are evaluated once every six years by an international peer review committee. The institute assessment puts emphasis on strategy and organisational aspects, whereas the research programme assessments focus on the results and quality of the scientific research and on the future. Together the criteria represent a comprehensive picture of the performance of the Radboud University’s research institutes and of its future potential.The research assessments are carried out according to the Standard Evaluation Protocol for Public Research Organizations as defined by the Associations of Universities in the Netherlands (VSNU), the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) and the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO). Published Research Assessments with year of publication:

Astrophysics, Institute for Mathematics, Astrophysics and Particle Physics (2010)
Behavioural Science Institute (2011)
Business & Law Research Centre (2008)
Centre for Cognition (2007)
Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging (2004)
Centre for Language Studies (2006)
Institute for Computing and Information Sciences (2010)
Institute for Historical, Literary and Cultural Studies (2006)
Institute for Molecules and Materials (2008)
Institute for Water and Wetland Research (2009)
Mathematics, Institute for Mathematics, Astrophysics and Particle Physics (2010)
Nijmegen Centre for Evidence-Based Practice (2005)
Nijmegen Centre for Molecular Life Sciences (2011)
Nijmegen Institute for Social Cultural Research (2006)
Research Centres of the Faculty of Law (2009)
Research Institute for Religious Studies and Theology & Heyendaal Institute (2007)
Research Institute for Philosophy en het Centre for Ethics (2006)
Particle Physics, Institute for Mathematics, Astrophysics and Particle Physics (2007)

Institute for Science, Innovation and Society

Labs and facilities

The numerous labs and facilities are available to students, faculty, staff and researchers throughout the campus and are also available to scientists from outside the university. This page serves as a guide to the most notable laboratories and research facilities of Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen.

Archeologisch projectbureau Auxilia
Baby Research Center
BSI-lab
Catholic Documentation Centre
Central Animal Laboratory
Centre for Art Historical Documentation
Centre for Clinical Malaria Studies
Centre for Language and Speech Technology
Centre for Parliamentary History
Collections in the Nijmegen University Library
Goudsmit Paviljoen for NMR-research
High Field Magnet Laboratory
HiSPARC cosmic particle detector
Life Science Trace Gas Facility
Nightshade collection
Nijmegen NanoLab
RIVER-lab

Knowledge & Technology Transfer Office

The Knowledge and Technology Transfer Office (KTTO) helps encourage innovation and new economic activity by transferring knowledge and technology. This also opens up new sources of funding, which enable us to enhance the quality of our research and education.

KTTO aims to facilitate and stimulate all aspects of the knowledge and technology transfer process at Radboud University.

The Knowledge and Technology Transfer Office:

provides an excellent support structure for the management and stimulation of partnerships between the university, companies and public institutions
helps scientists apply for grants, set up spinoff companies or perform contract negotiations for university-industry collaborations
provides information about Radboud University Nijmegen policy in the area of knowledge and technology transfer
functions as a proactive portal enabling businesses to link up with university research and vice versa and helping scientists find their way in industry networks, financial and legal services, and government

Spinoza Prize winners

The NWO-Spinoza Prize is the highest Dutch award in science. NWO awards the prize to Dutch researchers who rank among the absolute top of science. The scientists receive the prestigious prize for their outstanding, groundbreaking and inspiring research. The winners are internationally renowned scientists and know how to motivate young researchers. Each of them will receive 2.5 million euro to spend on research of their choice.

On this page you'll find an overview of professors of Radboud University who have been awarded a NWO-Spinoza Prize.

	Prof. dr. ir. M.S.M. Jetten (2012) was awarded the NWO Spinoza Prize 2012 for his work on extraordinary microbes, which he discovered in unusual biotopes. He specialises in slow-growing, anaerobic bacteria. Jetten – professor of Ecological Microbiology at Radboud University Nijmegen and professor by special appointment of Environmental Microbiology at Delft University of Technology – was one of the first to entice these bacteria to grow and reveal their secrets down to most detailed genetic and molecular level. Spinoza Prize for Mike Jetten of Radboud University Nijmegen NWO website: NWO crowns best Dutch scientists Profile Mike Jetten in Radboud University's Knowledge Base
	Prof. dr. I. Moerdijk (2012) professor of Algebra and Topology at Radboud University Nijmegen, was awarded the NWO Spinoza Prize 2012 for his research in topology and mathematical logic. Moerdijk is one of the first mathematicians in the world to explore the frontiers of and relationships between these two fields of study – which are seemingly very different from each other. He has achieved surprising results that are relevant for other disciplines, such as informatics. Spinoza Prize for Ieke Moerdijk of Radboud University Nijmegen NWO website: NWO crowns best Dutch scientists Profile Ieke Moerdijk in Radboud University's Knowledge Base
	Prof. dr. Heino Falcke (2011) professor of Radio Astronomy and Astroparticle physics at Radboud University Nijmegen. He performs groundbreaking research into one of the most mysterious phenomena of the universe, black holes. NWO-Spinoza Prize for Heino Falcke Profile Heino Falcke in Radboud University's Knowledge Base
	Prof. dr. Theo Rasing (2008) professor of Spectroscopy of Solids and Interfaces at Radboud University Nijmegen. Rasing's work includes the use of ultrafast laser pulses to manipulate tiny magnets. NWO-Spinoza Prize for Theo Rasing Jury report Prof. Th.H.M. (Theo) Rasing Profile Theo Rasing in Radboud University's Knowledge Base
	Prof. dr. Carl Figdor (2006)professor of Experimental Immunology Radboud University Nijmegen. Professor Figdor received the NWO/Spinoza Prize 2006 for his groundbreaking research into the use of immune cells against cancer and for how he translates fundamental research into patient care. Carl Figdor played an important role in the founding of the Nijmegen Centre for Molecular Life Sciences, which under his leadership has become an institute of excellence with world fame aspirations. NWO-Spinoza Prize for Carl Figdor Profile Carl Figdor in Radboud University's Knowledge Base
	Prof. dr. Peter Hagoort (2005)professor of Cognitive Neurosciences, with a focus on neuroimaging at Radboud University Nijmegen. Hagoort received the NWO/Spinoza prize 2005 for his research into human linguistic competence and for how he has led the F.C. Donders Centre to world fame. NWO-Spinoza Prize for Peter Hagoort Profile Peter Hagoort in Radboud University's Knowledge Base
	Prof. dr. Henk Barendregt (2002)professor of Intelligent Systems at Radboud University Nijmegen. His speciality is lambda calculus, a formal language for representing mathematical functions, algorithms and reasoning. He was the first person to summarize, classify and clearly present all aspects of lambda calculus in a research monograph. Profile Henk Barendregt in Radboud University's Knowledge Base
	Prof. dr. Bert Meijer (2001)professor of Physical Organic and Supramolecular Chemistry at Radboud Universit Nijmegen and Eindhoven University of Technology. Profile Bert Meijer in Radboud University's Knowledge Base
	Prof. dr. Anne Cutler (1999) professor of Psychology at Radboud University Nijmegen and Director of the Max Planck Institute for psycholinguistics. Profile Anne Cutler in Radboud University's Knowledge Base
	Prof. dr. Pieter Muysken (1998) professor of Linguistics at Radboud University Nijmegen. Profile Pieter Muysken in Radboud University's Knowledge Base

Nobel Prize in Physics 2010

Professor Andre Geim and Professor Konstantin Novoselov , who are both connected to the Radboud University Nijmegen, have been awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics 2010. Geim and Novoselov have won the prize for their research into the properties of graphene, the thinnest material in the world. This page provides an overview with the news about this Nobel Prize.

Andre Geim (left) en Konstantin Novoselov (right) photo: University of Manchester

The discovery of grapheme

Geim and Novoselov discovered graphene, the thinnest material in the world and the flattest form of carbon (one atom thick). They explored the possibilities offered by this promising material together with the Nijmegen theoretical physicist Mikhail Katsnelson. Graphene is two hundred times more resistant to breakage than steel and is also the strongest material currently known to man. It is an excellent material for producing very thin, efficient electronic components.Geim has succeeded in producing a working transistor using graphene, with the huge advantage that it continues to work properly at the nanoscale. Other publications show how graphene can be used as a semiconductor or to store hydrogen.

The Nobel Prize Winners

Andre Geim was born in Sochi in Russia in 1958. He studied Physics in Moscow and in 1987 obtained his PhD from the Institute for Solid State Physics in Chernogolovka (Russia). Geim is professor of Physics at the University of Manchester and professor by special appointment of Innovative Materials and Nanoscience at Radboud University Nijmegen. Professor Konstantin Novoselov completed his PhD at Radboud University, under the supervision of Nijmegen Professor Jan-Kees Maan.

University library

The University Library covers the whole campus. Apart from the Central Library there are six further locations. The campus libraries are not just places to look for books but also to find a quiet place to study, to meet in groups, to check e-mail, to ask advice from an information specialist, or to enjoy a chat in the lounge. To sum up: the library offers a complete study environment.

Everyone can visit the libraries on university campus. For students most of the services are free of charge. Your student card works as a reader’s pass. You need it to borrow books. You can find information about the books and journals available in the University Library in the online catalogue on the Internet.

The University Library: Available everywhere! :

Even if you are not on the campus, you can access the library services and collections. All you need is a computer and an Internet connection. Go to www.ru.nl/library and log on with your Radboud number and password and the digital library will be open to you. You can search for information, ask questions and reserve or renew books. The digital library is open 24 hours, seven days a week.

More information and support :

Do you want more information about the library services or advice about how to use the Internet or the databases? Please ask the library staff. Quick questions can be answered on the spot. If you need more detailed research support, please make an appointment. They will be happy to help you.

WebsiteMore information and access to the databases you can find on the website: www.ru.nl/library.

On every page on the right hand site you will find the button Ask Your Librarian. The same button is also visible on this page. It gives you the possibility of asking us any question you have.

Where are :
Enlarged map locations library's
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The Central Library   (nr. 1 on map)Erasmuslaan 36
PO Box 9100
6500 HA Nijmegen
Tel.: +31-24-3612428
Internet: www.ru.nl/library

Opening hours
Mondays to Thursdays from 8:30 a.m.- 10 p.m.
Fridays from 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sundays from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m

Library of the Nijmegen School of Management   (2)Thomas van Aquinostraat 1
Tel.: +31-24-3615950

Opening hours
Mondays to Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Fridays from 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Library of Socio-Cultural Sciences (3)Thomas van Aquinostraat 4
Tel.: +31-24-3612027

Opening hours
Mondays to Fridays from 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Library of the Faculty of Law   (4)Thomas van Aquinostraat 6
Tel.: +31-24-3616249

Opening hours
Mondays to Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Fridays from 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Library of Behavioural Sciences (5)Montessorilaan 3 Spinoza buildingTel.: +31-24-3612599

Opening hours
Mondays to Fridays from 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Library of Medical Sciences   (6)Geert Grooteplein 15
Tel.: +31-24-3613840

Opening hours
Mondays to Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Fridays from 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Library of Science (7)Heyendaalseweg 135 Huygens buildingTel.: +31-24-3652274

Opening hours
Mondays to Thursdays from 8:30 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Fridays from 8.30 a.m. - 5.30 p.m.

Guesthouse

The Guesthouse is intended for new staff, guest researchers and guest lecturers from the Netherlands and abroad and comprises 71 modern flats for temporary occupancy (maximum one year). Radboud University and UMC St Radboud are jointly responsible for letting the flats.

With this Guesthouse, the university is helping to realise our ambition to compete at the highest level by investing in people. We are convinced that the Guesthouse will contribute to the quality of residential living and working, particularly for our international guest researchers and lecturers.

Location

The Guesthouse is situated on campus on the Heyendaalseweg (Platolaan). It forms part of a larger residential complex, built in close consultation with Radboud University. The other four high-rise flats comprise residential units for students. The Guesthouse is the last high-rise building, adjacent to Brakkenstein Park.

Address: Platolaan 684 - 752, 6525 KK Nijmegen; Platolaan 754 - 824, 6525 KL Nijmegen.

Occupants

The Guesthouse is intended for new staff, guest researchers and guest lecturers of the university, the hospital and all institutes associated with them, such as the FC Donderscentrum, the IOWO and the Max Planck Institute.

Flats

The Guesthouse has 51 single-occupancy housing units measuring 36 m² and 20 double-occupancy flats measuring 50 m² (suitable for 2 adults / 2 adults + 1 child up to 4 years of age / 1 adult + 2 children up to 4 years of age). The flats consist of a living room with open kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and entrance hall. Several flats have balconies. One flat is available on the ground floor for a disabled person. The flats are completely furnished.


Example unit 36 m²	Example unit 50 m²

Facilities :

Each flat has its own television set, radio and central antenna connection. The kitchen has an electric hotplate, cooker hood, microwave oven, refrigerator, ironing board/iron and basic kitchen utensils. Besides a washbasin and shower, the bathroom is equipped with a washing machine and dryer. In addition, guests can purchase a package of linen for € 60. Parking places are foreseen in the basement right under the Guesthouse, and can be rented for € 40 a month. There are also two lockable bicycle sheds in the basement.

Guesthouse 1 month till 1 year :

Rental agreements can be signed for the minimum period of 1 month and maximum period of 1 year. The contract will only start as of the first or sixteenth of every month. You can terminate the rental agreement by the fifteenth day or last day of each month with due regard to a notice period of one month. SSHN should be in receipt of the notification at least one month before the date on which the agreement is terminated. We cannot make any exceptions to this rule. Prolongation of the rental agreement is only possible once till a the maximum period of 1 year (and if the apartment is not already reserved for a new tenant).

Cancellation

The reservation has to be cancelled in writing (post or e-mail) and is free of charge until 4 weeks before the rental period starts. We will charge you 1 month rent if we do not receive the cancellation in time!

PricesPer month € 695,- (all in) for single-occupancy flats (36 m²).

Per month € 940,- (all in) for double-occupancy flats (50 m²).

Registration form for long-term letting
Questions
If you have any questions please use the contact form(http://www.ru.nl/english/facilities/guesthouse/vm/contact_form/).
You may also send an e-mail at verhuur@sshn.nl.

University Sports Centre

‘Mens sana in corpore sano’: the really good clichés are the ones that are true. Your registration as a Nijmegen student allows you to ‘work out’, individually or with a group. There are classes and workouts for virtually any sport you can think of, and of course you can join one of the many students’ sports clubs, which makes it possible to play in tournaments and (sometimes official) league competition.

New programmes start several times a year. We will not elaborate on all the sports you can practice at the University Sports Centre, but the centre offers both well-known and less well-known sporting activities, including tennis, squash, fitness, volleyball, and of course typically Dutch sports such as ice skating and korfball.If you want to play sports at the University Sports Centre, you need to have a valid sports card. For the academic year 2012/2013, a sports card will cost 94 euros per year for students from Radboud University Nijmegen and other Dutch universities. You can also buy a sports card for 14 euros per month with a minimum of two months.

Note: before you can use the fitness room you are required to attend an introductory class to learn how to use the equipment.

University Sports Centre :
Heyendaalseweg 141
T.: +31-24-3612392
F: +31-24-3612397
E: secretariaat@usc.ru.nl
I: www.ru.nl/sportscentre/
Opening hours: Mondays - Fridays 8 a.m. - 11 p.m.; Saturdays - Sundays 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. (in weekends after 5 p.m. only fitness, tennis and squash)

University Restaurant and on campus cafes

The University Restaurant ‘De Refter’ offers inexpensive hot meals Mondays to Fridays from 12 noon - 1:30 P.M. and from 5 P.M. - 7 P.M.
For lunches and snacks, the restaurant is open Mondays to Fridays from 8:30 A.M. - 5 P.M.
University Restaurant ‘De Refter’
Erasmusplein 3
Tel.: +31-24-3612249
Internet: www.ru.nl/fb/english
(with the daily menu)
University Pub ‘Cultuurcafé’
Mercatorpad 1 (near the university restaurant)
Tel.: +31-24-3615845
Opening hours: Mondays from 10 A.M. - 9 P.M.; Tuesdays to Thursdays from 10 A.M. - 11 P.M.; Fridays from 10 A.M. - 8 P.M.
Sports Cafe
Heyendaalseweg 141
Tel.: +31-24-3611114
Opening hours: Mondays to Fridays from 10 A.M. - 11:30 P.M.; Saturdays to Sundays from 11 A.M. - 6 P.M.

Coat of arms

The coat of arms was designed at the time of the founding of the university by the goldsmith workshop of the Brom family in Utrecht. The lower part is the coat of arms of the Catholic Church in the Netherlands. The dove is the symbol of the Holy Spirit. The shield is surmounted by the crown of Charlemagne. Underneath is the motto "In Dei Nomine Feliciter."

Notable alumni

Dries van Agt, 1955 (LLM), former Prime Minister of the Netherlands
Louis Beel, 1928 (LLM), former Prime Minister of the Netherlands
Jo Cals, 1940 (LLM), former Prime Minister of the Netherlands

Jos Engelen, 1973, physicist
Thom de Graaf, 1981 (LLM), former mayor of Nijmegen
Agnes Kant, 1989 (MSc), 1997 (PhD), former leader of the Socialist Party
Jos van der Lans, 1981 (MA), former member of the House of Representatives

Gerd Leers, 1976 (MSc), former mayor of Maastricht, current Minister for Immigration and Asylum Affairs
Victor Marijnen, 1941 (LLM), former Prime Minister of the Netherlands
Hans van Mierlo, 1960 (LLM), former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Sir Konstantin Novoselov, awarded 2010 Nobel Prize in Physics